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Searching with wildcards
You can substitute wildcard characters for other characters when you search for text. Use a
• ? (question mark) for a single character, and an
• * (asterisk) for multiple characters.
Wildcard characters work only in fields that contain text; they do not work in fields that contain dates or numbers.
Using wildcards

Using ?.	Finds documents that include these words...
?ero	Nero, Hero
*ount	count, amount, tantamount
You can also use wildcards at the end of words (Gen*)


Simple Operators: AND, OR, NOT (or the symbols &, |, !)

Operator...			Finds documents...
NOT	not	!	that do not contain the condition or word following NOT (example: John NOT Doe returns docs with John or Doe but not both)
AND	and	&	that contain both the conditions or words separated by AND (example: John AND Doe returns all docs containing John and Doe)
OR	or	|	that contain either of the conditions or words separated by OR (example: John OR Doe returns docs with , John, Doe, or both)
@			both words must be present and next to each other in the document. by @, as long as the words are next to each other in the documents. (Do not place spaces between @ and either word.) example: John@Doe returns only those documents containing the phrase John Doe